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I was mainly devils'-advocating, up until this guy. With this guy, I can find no fault. If you watch his 60 Minutes interview, it seems heartfelt and authentic
by pmarreck 2y ago
I was mainly devils'-advocating, up until this guy.
With this guy, I can find no fault. If you watch his 60 Minutes interview, it seems heartfelt and authentic. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=grj328-hlhA https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=grj328-hlhA Plus, if he was born Palestinian and is now a Buddhist, that means that he willingly chose to endure the risk of getting killed as an apostate.
Something must be done.
- mdp2021 2y ago> I can find no fault Is it possible that some pieces of the administration are trying exactly to convey a point, that they "cannot give a toss"? Because that is what transpires from many signals. You know, some interpretation of "realism" as in "proposing the beast as normalcy in a blindness towards morals"? It seems as if brutality is actively proposed as a value.
- edanm 2y ago> if he was born Palestinian and is now a Buddhist, that means that he willingly chose to endure the risk of getting killed as an apostate. I haven't watched the video yet but just FYI, there are Palestinians of several different religions, e.g. Palestinian Christians, Druze, etc.